calorific

UK:  [.kælə'rɪfɪk]

US:  [.kælə'rɪfɪk]

adj.

1.发热的,生热的

2.热(量)的

1 . That makes it easier to digest, so even though the stuff is no more calorific, the body uses fewer calories dealing with it.
即使加热过程并不能增加食物卡路里含量，身体也不会像消化生食那样消耗那么多的能量。

2 . It then had the calorific value of this baseline diet cut, in three monthly tranches, until it had been reduced by a total of 30%.
并以此为其进食的卡路里基准值，在三个月的时间内逐渐减少食物，直到减少到基准值的30%。

3 . The higher the calorific value of the food sold by a stall, the more accurately Dr New's volunteers were able to point towards it.
摊位所售出食物具有热量越高，纽博士的志愿者对于其位置的指向越精确。

4 . The fabrication of fly ash masonar need a great calorific power that can be provided by the chemical power of the urban household waste.
生产粉煤灰砌块要消耗大量热能，而垃圾中的化学能正好可以满足这一需要。

5 . Companies and living organisms share the objective of generating surpluses, either of money or calorific energy.
企业和生物有着共同的目标——产生盈余，无论是钱还是热量。